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Haven launches chef training scheme to plug skills gap
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The holiday park operator Haven is launching a training scheme for 200 chefs in the latest attempt to address a shortage of skilled kitchen staff.
The company, which operates 40 sites across the UK, said successful applicants would receive 18 months of training from professional chefs and would have a talent coach and mentor.
After an eight-week course at selected Haven centres, the trainees will learn on the job at one of the company’s parks.
Haven said trainees would be paid £8.91 an hour, the legal minimum for those aged 23 and over, and would gain a professional apprenticeship qualification through its training partner, Lifetime.
Ann Blyth, the talent director at Haven, said: “This carefully curated programme will be hugely beneficial to
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